Is Social Media Just a Fad?
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I started with Twitter, said I would never Facebook, got tired of all the junk and webcrawler promo stuff on Twitter, opened a Facebook because this guy at CPH kept harping on it, started liking it, opened another one, and now FB is all I use by way of “social media”. I notice some of those who tweeted a lot don’t post to FB all that much.
Does this mean our friend from another blog is ahead of the game with his cyber “Lutheran Church?”
No.
: )
Paul, Amazing video with the facts re. social media. It demonstrates the how quickly the medium is changing for sharing and getting information.
I would like to be a part of a larger discussion to see (1) how this impacts the sharing of the the Good News of Jesus Christ and (2) how this impacts the ministry of the church now and in the future.